Mid-February of 2008, I caught the worst flu I've ever had and missed a week of work.
Sarah by now had word that Sonali had been caught in the worst of those TV pictures.
Although California was in the vanguard of power industry changes, its customers are temporarily caught in the worst of all worlds because the transition to full competition is taking too long.
Firefighters who arrived on the morning of Sept. 11 had the largest declines in the first year, because they were more likely to be caught in the worst of the dust cloud that erupted when the two towers collapsed after two jetliners were flown into them.
But instead, with the economy soured, Sears now finds itself caught in the worst of both worlds: its credit division, which accounts for 60percentt of earnings, will cost the company an additional $222 million in uncollectible charges for the third quarter alone, and its stores have yet to turn themselves around.
Secure Communities, an immigration enforcement program created under President George W. Bush and now being greatly expanded by President Obama, is billed as an effort to catch and deport "the worst of the worst," the violent criminals, drug and gun smugglers, gang members and other dangerous aliens.
Locals brave enough to stick around have managed to catch some of the worst of the destruction on camera, unable to do anything but wait and document the damage.
Later, evoking the memories of mothers caught in the worst turmoil of Somalia's conflicts, "In Love and in War" reads, "To my daughter I will say / 'when the men come, set yourself on fire.' " The collection feels confiding, occasionally brutal, but somehow still playful.
And this aspect of the festivities is perfectly caught in The Worst Christmas of My Life, the three-part seasonal special tied to a brilliant sitcom, The Worst Week of My Life, written and directed by Mark Bussell and Justin Sbresni.
